PHOTOSKyle Richards Gears Up For Halloween With Her Chilling House Decor
Kyle Richards is getting into the Halloween spirit! Just a few weeks shy of the spooky holiday, the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star is starting to decorate her home with a few spine-chilling furnishings to celebrate the festivities.
Kyle, 50, should be no stranger to Halloween, as she starred in the iconic horror series of the same name since 1978. The reality star played the role of Lindsey Wallace in Halloween, it's 1981 sequel Halloween II and the upcoming 2020 flick, Halloween Kills.
The mother of four took to her Instagram Stories and shared with fans a glimpse of her scary setup on October 15. She posted a closeup of an array of creepy-looking figurines that sat on a black velvet-covered table. Small orange pumpkins, a large sparkly black pumpkin and silver skulls were also scattered around the table.
The figures consisted of skeletons and witches dressed in spooky black, purple and orange costumes. "My husband Mauricio Umansky loves when I put these all around the house," Kyle said in the clip as she maniacally laughs.
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Mauricio was recently hit with a lawsuit and was accused of illegally double-dipping a house he sold. The real estate agent spoke out about the legal proceedings on October 13. The ER actress' husband is being sued for selling a Malibu home that was owned by Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue, the son of the President of Equatorial Guinea.
The United States government seized the property soon after an investigation. Mauricio put the house on the market for $32 million and potential buyer Sam Hakim alleged that the father of three chose the price knowing “full well it was far below the property’s true market value.” Sam believed that Mauricio did it so he could buy the home himself and sell it for a higher profit secretly.
Maurcio revealed to the website regarding his legal battle, “If I had to do it again in hindsight, I would do it the same way I did it last time. I wouldn’t change a thing. There are two sides to every story. Mine has yet to be told. It’ll be told soon. It’s not affecting our daily business, it’s not affecting our operations.”
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